UN Envoys Tasted U S Life In Pittsburgh Visit
Visiting United Nations ambassadors toured US Steel Corp good steel and a free Pirates Padres game in Pittsburgh. They observed melting operations and hot plate rolling, then enjoyed a baseball lesson from locals, while Waldheim praised the mill’s role in American industry.
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Jump Rope Boosts Fitness as Low-Cost Alternative
Americans embracing jump ropes as an inexpensive fitness option outpacing jogging and calisthenics. Store managers report a surge from 100–200 to 200–300 ropes sold monthly at $3–$5, with buyers ranging from executives to housewives. Experts urge gradual start and medical advice for inactive adults.
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Pettigrew to Build Public Support for Government Reorganization
President Carter assigns Richard Pettigrew to create a public constituency for federal reorganization. He plans hearings seminars conferences and task forces to involve citizens and gather recommendations. Pettigrew warns of inevitable disagreements but emphasizes broad participation as key to making government manageable.
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Low-Key Plan for Alcoholics Suggested
British researchers in the Journal of Studies on Alcohol say simple direct guidance may rival therapy. Married male alcoholics were told of a large problem, given advice, and left to manage on their own for a year without medication.
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Benefit Of First Lady Visit Cited
Washington officials say Rosalynn Carters 13 day 14000 diplomatic mission may deepen lines of communication with Latin America. She returned to Washington to a hero’s welcome with President Carter Amy Mondale and seven ambassadors present. A briefing with Cyrus Vance followed her arrival as he prepared to attend an Organization of American States meeting in Granada.
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Sea Duty for Women May Be Authorized
Navy Secretary W. Graham Claytor said women could serve on ships with men if Congress permits it and the law allows temporary duty aboard combat ships in peacetime. The plan would be experimental and limited to short cruises to address safety and personal concerns. He dismissed worries from Navy wives about mixed crews.
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Dale Evans backs Anita Bryant stance in gay rights debate
Western star Dale Evans endorses Anita Bryant's anti gay position while New Orleans groups oppose a gay rights protest against Bryant. A new gay coalition plans to push for rights in Ohio and Bryant's prior campaign led to the repeal of a Miami area gay rights law. Evans says she has known many gays in entertainment but calls their lifestyle wrong.
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Buffalo Bob Advances Toward Frog Jump Triple Crown
Buffalo Bob owned by William Steed of Sacramento won the 21st Mark Twain memorial jump in Hartford two thirds of the way to the Triple Crown of frog jumping. The frog leaped 119 1/8 inches in three bounds at the Preakness style event, the second jewel of frogs' big three, with three contests held yearly linked to Mark Twain's career.
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